IC3N (P1110701W) Amana Ice Maker - Instructions

The repair was easy.....took out a couple of screws, and it was out. Put a couple screws in and it worked right away.

I watched the repair video on PartSelect.com which made the repair very simple. I just removed one nut with a 1/4" nut driver, detached the unit from the clips mounted on the side of the freezer compartment and disconnected the wiring harness. Once the unit was removed I disconnected the wiring harness and the bail from the old unit and installed them onto the new ice maker. It took a couple of tries to snap the new unit into the clips on the side of the freezer compartment but after this was accomplished I connected the wiring harness and installed the mounting screw. Then I place the bail in the on position (down) and about an hour later I had ice.

As per directions

I watched the video on how to install the icemaker. Everything went just perfect, and my new icemaker was producing ice cubes in a couple of hours. Thank you for making things so easy.

I found a video on You Tube that showed how to do it. Only had to remove 1 screw! The most difficult part was getting the ice out of the freezer and feed tube. I turned off the unit, went for errands and let nature take its course. I put a tray down in front of the freezer but my floor still got a good mop.

The repair was very easy. I only had to undo the harness from the refrigerator and remove three screws to take out the ice maker. After removing the part I simply removed the other end of the harness from the old ice make and attached it to the new one and replaced the new ice maker by plugging the harness back into the refrigerator and then replacing the three screws. In about 2 hours I had ice!!!

Removed 1 lower screw with nut driver, pushed up and away from inner panel, unplugged harness and it was ready to come out. Reused old wiring harness and end cap. Reinstalled icemaker, it took about 24 hours to start making ice(to fill bin) and now everything works like its supposed to.

ok, this is a no-brainer even for the technically challenged. Three screws and voila replaced and cranking out ice. Couple of pointers, some parts from your old unit will be needed (3 screws, ice level bar, and ice maker cover). Turn off electrical and water prior to installing. Flat tip screwdriver required. Part came within 5 days.

Inspection did not reveal the problem...replaced the unit.

Just to add a few items not on other lists.


Get appliance manual out to see how to turn the unit off.
Has a tubing valve in the rear on water inlet. Used valve to shut water off.
Then replaces whole unit as per instructions on site.

Per the instructions I shut the power off to the refrigerator, took the ice cube tray out. I disconnected the electrical connector to the ice maker, removed the 1 screw holding it in place. I then lifted the old ice maker off the 2 tabs and out it came. I reversed the above steps and turned the power back on....It was making ice again in about 3 hours.

In the research, I found that the family was being poisened each day by teflon chipping off of the icemaker's tray, where the ice freezes and the icemaker had ceased making ice. I ordered the icemaker on a 2-3 business day delivery and it arrived in one day. That evening, we went to the site, and opened the instructional video from the expert installer. As always, i was skeptical of the ease of the installer's install. I should have been so skeptical, even though the model the installer was using was different, it only took about fifteen minutes from pulling out the fridge, to repair, to returning the fridge to it's cubby. I love PartSelect. I've used them for all types of pieces, including a great deal on the water filters!!

First, shut off the water to the frig. Remove the rubber fill tube. Remove the two screws that hold the ice maker in place. Note: some may have 3, 2 in the top and 1 in the bottom. Careful removing the wired connection. Take a small screwdriver and push in the locking tab and pull out the plug. Remove the ice maker Swap out the shut off arm and reinstall. Piece of cake!

disconnected power plug (at icemaker), loosened two upper screws and removed one lower screw, then removed bad icemaker. Removed end plate from timer assy. and to allow removal of ice level sensing loop. removed ice sensing wire loop and installed on new icemaker. reinstalled new icemaker and it works like new.

Unplugged cable remove 3 ea 1/4" head size sheet metal svrews with nut driver.

Remove old cable plug into new unit.

Remove wire bar assy install on new unit.

Remove and install old front cover on new unit.

Plug cable into frezzer outlet.

Install new unit in freezer with the 3 screws.

Wait till unit cycles and celebrate your craftmanship with an iced drink....